The meeting did not resolve the issues. But it at least establishes a truce ahead of the Pontida appointment on September 20. Which, as assured by the League group leader in the Senate, Massimiliano Romeo, (on the edge after criticism of Salvini’s national-sovereignist line) “is sacred so we will all be united, that is certain.” Matteo Salvini meets after lunch in Rome (during a break in the two-day League event dedicated to proposals ahead of the budget) the “faction” of Northern governors (Attilio Fontana, Massimiliano Fedriga, Maurizio Fugatti and former Luca Zaia – not the Venetian Alberto Stefani, considered close to the secretary) who have been pressing for months (although only Fontana has publicly exposed himself so far) for a collegial management of the party in crisis of consensus and a relaunch of the northern issue.
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A face-to-face at the Roman home of the leader, away from prying eyes. The official statement speaks of “an atmosphere of absolute collaboration” and of “an opportunity to discuss the League’s roadmap” ahead of “the imminent electoral deadlines.” With the sharing of the “willingness to start” the “definition of a programmatic manifesto, capable of gathering ideas, priorities and proposals of the League.” With the Pontida appointment defined as “a fundamental moment to relaunch the political and government action of the League.” In the face-to-face, moments of tension are actually not lacking
